Guaranteed High Frequency Sound Card With IN and OUT

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Rick_123
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Re: Guaranteed High Frequency Sound Card With IN and OUT

Post by Rick_123 » Mon Feb 01, 2021 2:58 am

Thank you all! :)

For those who asked, the application is a general bench test instrument that I can use to generate various audio and non-audio test signals.

Any additional suggestions are welcomed. :)

Thank you

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Re: Guaranteed High Frequency Sound Card With IN and OUT

Post by kozikowski » Mon Feb 01, 2021 3:15 am

So we're taking the part of a General Radio test generator and Hewlett-Packard analyzer.

We should be careful with that because those two are famous for truth and stability. That's pretty much the last thing home computers are known for.

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Re: Guaranteed High Frequency Sound Card With IN and OUT

Post by Rick_123 » Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:59 pm

Thank you Koz :)

Not sure what you mean what you mean by "General Radio test generator" and "Hewlett-Packard analyzer" they are extremely broad terms. What type of generator are you referring to and what analyzer?

It is not for radio-related testing but general bench top experimental equipment in all sorts of areas.

Thank you

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Re: Guaranteed High Frequency Sound Card With IN and OUT

Post by steve » Mon Feb 01, 2021 3:21 pm

Rick_123 wrote:
Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:59 pm
It is not for radio-related testing but general bench top experimental equipment in all sorts of areas.
Perhaps best to initially limit your work to the audio range (up to 20 kHz) as there's plenty of affordable hardware available. Once you have it all working, it should be relatively simple to upgrade your hardware.
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